Posts Tagged ‘Hiking’

February 5

Triple Play: Rivertowns Banquet, PAValleys.com Race Team & Trail Running

By: Ray Adams | No Comments

Three bits: My racing buddies all got together at the River Town Race Series (RTRS) season awards luncheon, held at Danville High School. Participants of the 2009 RTRS were awarded for their accomplishments in the series.  It was really cool to see everyone with whom I’d brushed elbows throughout the year.  The food was as [...]

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January 29

More Than Just Camouflage

By: Timothy Brixius | 1 Comment

There are few stores where men outnumber women two to one. Fewer still that feature freshwater aquariums, a mountain, a shooting gallery, wild game meals and a gun library. If you hunt or know someone who does, then you already know that I am referring to Cabela’s, which bills itself as “the world’s foremost outfitter.”
Pennsylvania’s [...]

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November 4

Leaf Michaux You Something (Michaux = ME-sho)

By: Mike Kuhn | 2 Comments

Two of the last four weekends have found me heading west from Bethlehem to the hills and valleys of Michaux State Forest near Carlisle, PA for bike gigs. Iron Cross kicked off PA’s unofficial bike month with the largest mass start cyclocross race in the world shown here navigating the Death Spiral; yours truly [...]

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September 21

Bringing Up Braden at Worlds End

By: Mike Kuhn | No Comments

Worlds End has been an on and off family tradition for a very long time. Mom grew up just down the road in Sonestown where Grandpa Hertz served as principal and around the corner from Eagles Mere where Grandma worked at the Cresmont, a one-time resort from the days when interstates were being [...]

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September 17

A Grand Time at the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon

By: Gail Kulp | No Comments

Each time family or friends come to visit us, we always have the same dilemma: “What do we do with them?” Thankfully, we now have a good answer to that question because we found the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon.
Located in Wellsboro, the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania (Pine Creek Gorge)  was formed by the glaciers during the [...]

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September 4

Gearing up for the long weekend and fishing!

By: Juan Veruete | No Comments

I’m coming off a great week of fishing. I hit the Juniata River earlier in the week and caught a ton of smallmouth bass! I also was able to entice a big boy to hit my bait as well. Tonight, I’ve been organizing my gear to get ready for the long weekend and some great [...]

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August 31

John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge

By: Darren Zapsky | No Comments

One nice thing about living close to Philadelphia is that no matter what I feel like doing I can usually find it, and last Sunday I felt it was time to take in a good dose of nature and I discovered a place to do it located only minutes from the Philadelphia International Airport. Now you might be [...]

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August 21

Gettin’ Rattled in the Weiser State Forest

By: Mike Kuhn | No Comments

Thanks for tuning in. A lot of what you’re going to see here is probably going to have something to do with bikes because a lot of what I do has something to do with bikes. I’m going to do my best though to temper this pursuit, keep you awake and ready to [...]

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August 20

Back Home

By: Brent Postal | 4 Comments

At 7:05 PM Wednesday I officially returned to the East Coast. My Rocky Mountain fly fishing trip wore me out. I was tired and hungry, but I was home. Now, with a new sense of exploration, I plan to hit some of the Pocono Mountains’ best streams and rivers. And with [...]

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August 7

All in the Timing

By: Brent Pennington | No Comments

The fog was thick on the lake when I arrived at Lackawanna State Park.  Standing by my car, it looked as if the shoreline was the edge of the world, and only nothingness lay beyond, where the water should have been.  Aside from a few crows, as far as I could tell, I was the [...]

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